BCAG February ’21 catch-up 2nd February, 2021 7pm-8.30pm zoom Chair: Jim Type of meeting: Monthly catch-up Minutes: Harriet Attendees: Zsofi B, Megan C (to 8pm), Harriet J, Chris M, Mike P, Jane R (to 8pm), Catherine S, Colin…
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Please feel free to use these images. If anyone has connections with a local printer who could make up some of these as stickers, please contact us
I have uploaded some photos to show the progress of the community orchard in 2019 and 2020. Sadly the Covid19 pandemic curtailed our group activities but if anyone has additional photos please let me know and I can add them
On the ninth day of Christmas…Clean air is a basic human right – we all need and deserve to breathe air that will not harm us or shorten our live expectancy. Poor air quality kills. Friends of the Earth Oxford have an…
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On the fifth day of Christmas:Have you ended this year with money in your pocket? (You wish!). Make that money do good and try out Positive Investing! If you are fortunate enough to have some spare resources, then why not put…
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In three thirds: wishing seasonal greetings and a happy and healthy New YearPart 1Long winter nights give time to reflect on the many insights 2020 has given us on how we live our lives, how we relate to others, our freedoms…
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Wishing you all an enjoyable festive season and looking forward to sharing lots of news with you in the New Year. With warm wishes from the Banbury CAG team Photo by Chris on Unsplash
Imagine a Banbury, friendly to cyclists. A Banbury where you feel safe and welcomed cycling to your destination – or from it – wherever that may be; where cycling is the obvious choice if it’s a little too far to walk…
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Agenda and Minutes for 1 December 2020 Attendees: Apologies: Item Action Person/s Timeline Previous Minutes & Issues Food: Bridge Street Community Garden – update 1) New project lead at BSC2) Update on Bins3) 6 people now allowed in the garden,…
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Have you noticed how disappointing the town notice boards are at the moment? We’re so used to community boards around the town, and those in shops, halls and post-offices, pinned full of activity – community events, classes to attend, music,…
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